Mountain garden

Today Jordan Buckner is sharing photos of a beautiful garden he had the chance to visit recently. I recently visited Ohme Gardens in Wenatchee, Washington. I live 90 miles north […]

Welcome back, Bless My Weeds readers! We're starting a new series called Indigenous Inspiration to focus on native plants of several different regions. We're starting out with our favorite plants of the Mountain West. If you love the Mountain West like we do, you'll love the indigenous plants that grow there.

These lush landscapes—including the gardens of Julianne Moore and Patrick Dempsey—will have you dreaming of afternoons spent outdoors

Gary Necci’s love of hiking in the high alpine meadows at Mount Rainier inspired him to turn a mess of a steep backyard hillside into a tapestry of textural plantings in his West Seattle garden.

Modern houses plunked down in dramatic, often inhospitable settings are the eye candy of countless architecture blogs and books. But all that craggy drama

Creating an alpine getaway in your own backyard

Gary Necci’s love of hiking in the high alpine meadows at Mount Rainier inspired him to turn a mess of a steep backyard hillside into a tapestry of textural plantings in his West Seattle garden.

Give your landscape the polished, rustic or perfectly imperfect look you love with these natural and engineered materials.

Rock gardens are great features for breathing life into areas of the garden with shallow or poor soil. Alpines in particular flourish in these spots, as in the wild they grow in rocky, mountainous regions and this can be easily re-created in your garden.